Hybrid

Hybrid cars are precisely that - where power comes from a combination of combustion engine and a pairing of batteries and a motor. There are many different forms of hybrid cars, each bringing their own benefits.

Traditional hybrids – sometimes called full hybrids, or rather erroneously, self-charging hybrids – use a small battery and electric motor to support the engine when driving. This saves fuel because the engine doesn't need to work as hard, and they can even run on electricity alone for short periods of time.

They’re distinct from plug-in hybrids because they don’t need to be plugged in, and the ability to cruise under zero-emissions power places them apart from mild-hybrids.

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Ferrari 296 GTB front cornering

Ferrari 296 GTB

from £259,695
Plug-in hybrid supercar is an incredible piece of engineering – but also a very, very expensive one
Porsche Cayenne Coupé front right driving

Porsche Cayenne Coupé

from £85,950
The Cayenne Coupé offers sleek looks and great performance while remaining useable day to day
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Porsche Cayenne

from £82,405
The Porsche Cayenne is rapid, luxurious and spacious, but some rivals are more comfortable
VW Passat front right driving

Volkswagen Passat

from £34,990
The VW Passat Estate has a vast boot, lots of kit and space for all the family. It’s an excellent estate car
Skoda Superb estate 2026 COTY

Skoda Superb Estate

from £29,990
A comfortable, hugely practical and well priced estate car, so we can forgive the slightly disappointing interior quality.
Kia Sportage driving

Kia Sportage

from £27,650
The Sportage is good value and has a spacious interior, but it isn't great to drive and the engines are noisy
BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe 2022 front right tracking

BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe

from £41,993
The BMW 4 Series Gran Coupé is surprisingly practical and good fun to drive, although the ride can be a problem on bigger wheels
Toyota Corolla Commercial front right tracking

Toyota Corolla Commercial

from £29,110
This van based on the Corolla Touring Sports estate is cheap to run and more comfortable to drive than van-based rivals, but can't match them for cargo-lugging practicality
Renault Clio front right driving

Renault Clio

from £16,495
The Renault Clio is a stylish, reasonably practical and refined performer that isn’t far off the class leaders.
MG HS driving

MG HS

from £19,393
This great-value family SUV promises lots of space and equipment for the money
Lexus LBX front cornering

Lexus LBX

from £29,995
The LBX is a small, hybrid-powered SUV that's well equipped and has a great interior
Toyota Corolla front cornering

Toyota Corolla

from £29,110
The Corolla is a fine family car with hybrid engines that offer very low running costs
BMW 3 Series front dynamic

BMW 3 Series

from £37,999
If you choose the right version and add the right options, the BMW 3 Series is one of the very best executive cars around.
Honda Civic driving

Honda Civic

from £29,990
The Honda Civic is good to drive, has a big boot and comes with lots of standard kit. Shame its infotainment system is so poor
Toyota Corolla Touring Sports front cornering

Toyota Corolla Touring Sports

from £25,274
The Corolla Touring Sports is a comfortable and well-equipped estate car with fuel-saving hybrid tech
Hyundai Santa Fe driving

Hyundai Santa Fe

from £42,995
The seven-seat version of the Hyundai Santa Fe is a fine family SUV, although there are better-value rivals out there
Toyota Aygo X driving

Toyota Aygo X

from £17,548
The Aygo X is an urban-focused, fuel-efficient hybrid and a smaller sibling to the Yaris
Renault Captur driving front right

Renault Captur

from £19,495
The Renault Captur is a good car if you want small hatchback size and costs, but with a slightly elevated driving position.
Mercedes A-Class Saloon front right driving

Mercedes A-Class Saloon

from £26,515
Executive car is comfortable and impressive inside, but rivals are better to drive
Mercedes C-Class Estate front right driving

Mercedes C-Class Estate

from £41,445
The Mercedes C-Class Estate is well equipped and has a plush cabin, but it’s not as good to drive as its rivals.
Honda Jazz front cornering

Honda Jazz

from £24,475
The well-built Honda Jazz offers class-leading space and practicality. However, its ride, handling and refinement are not so impressive
Kia Sorento front right driving

Kia Sorento

from £42,637
The Kia Sorento makes sense if you need seven usable seats but don’t want an MPV. It’s also a capable tow car
Audi A8 front right driving

Audi A8

from £76,793
The A8’s blend of performance, comfort and serenity make it the most relaxing limo you can buy. It's also beautifully built, practical and well equipped
VW California Ocean front right driving

New Volkswagen California

from £64,972
The 2024 VW California campervan is available as a plug-in hybrid and gains an extra sliding side door
Audi A3 front cornering

Audi A3

from £28,245
The Audi A3 is an outstanding all-rounder, although some rivals are better value for money.
Mercedes CLE front cornering

Mercedes CLE

from £44,910
The CLE Coupé is quick and comfortable with a great range of engines but it's a pricey choice
Bentley Continental GT front left driving

Bentley Continental GT

from £202,570
The Bentley Continental GT might not be the best handling coupé, but it excels in comfort and luxury. The V8 makes the most sense.
Mercedes A-Class front cornering

Mercedes A-Class

from £30,430
Classy, good to drive and packed with technology, the Mercedes A-Class is one of the best prestige hatchbacks you can buy
Skoda Kodiaq front cornering

Skoda Kodiaq

from £33,999
The practical Skoda Kodiaq is one of the very best seven-seat SUVs, as well as one of the most affordable
Suzuki Swace front cornering

Suzuki Swace

from £27,714
The Suzuki Swace is almost identical to the estate version of Toyota's Corolla – but costs less
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